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Objectives of sampling and
extracting nematodes
O Identify the nematode
O Population estimation
O Diagnose a nematode disease
CO Make management decisions
- Regulatory purposes
- Research and surveys
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Materials required
Pan or tray
Wire mesh
Tissue paper, coffee filter
Squeeze bottle
500 mesh sieve
Place jars in tray
Hand: never uproot plants or take soil samples
SoIl sampling tuhe (15-20 cm)
SoIil auger (more than 20 cmn)
Spade or garden trowel (in rocky soil)
Screwdrtver (to scrape the soil from the sampling tule)
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«Sampling pattern
- Systematic at equally-spaced point according
to the grid pattern (Fig1)
- At equally-spaced points along a Ìine running
diagonally across a Íield (Hg2)
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- Sampple free crops in the drip line,
on alternate sides of the trunks and include
feeder roots (Fig3)
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For annual crops, collect samples at 10-20 cm trom
the stem, in the root zone.
Collect samples of weeds and volunteer crop plants
Collect sample from: soil, roots, leaves, stems,
buds, flowers, seeds
Number of samples: 10 for 5m? in size or less
fields, 20 for 5m?-100m? fields, 30 for larger fields
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Sampling depth: 20 cm tor most crops, 20-100
cm for perennial crops according to type and age
of crops, 30-45 cm in regions with hot and dry
sumimers
Timing: prior to planting (relation of population
density with yield), between mid season, at
harvesting
Sampling pattern for damaged area or
infected patch in a crop.
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Sampling pattern for individual tree or
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Drip
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Soil sampling pattern for row crops.
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